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Company Introduction

Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC) was originally formed in 1952 in Lebanon

CCC, with it’s managing office based in Athens - Greece, currently employs approximately 130,000 people in its worldwide operations

CCC is an ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certified company with the highest level of commitment to HSE

CCC is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company with the highest level of commitment to Quality

CCC is predominately a construction company, providing project management, engineering, procurement and construction services to the industry

Currently ranked 21st in ENR Top International Contractors (2013)

Our CCC Family

CCC is a family company with a unique set of

culture of values and traditions.

Our family culture embodies values, trust, loyalty and

hard work.

Our CCC family members are loyal to the company,

and many have dedicated their entire careers with us.

A main concept behind our family structured company

is having a personal relationship with the work as well

as the clients. We value the “human touch” in all

aspects of our approach as it facilitates a unique and

well-cared for result.

CCC‘s strength emanates from our distinct culture;

strong and close relationships with our clients; our

employees’ competence and loyalty; our

entrepreneurial and flexible management capability;

our dynamism; our focus on quality and safety and

commercial acumen.

Our family values and traditions contribute to our long term

and successful mode of operations.

The CCC Commitment

At CCC, we believe that being a leader goes beyond our

commitment of offering innovative and quality excellence.

Our core family values define the principles of our global

operations and are transmitted through

• Placing our Clients' interests above our own

• Long term and Strategic Planning

• Quality Excellence

• Commitment to Safety

• Innovation in all aspects of our Work

• Leadership that spurs us to Success

• Strict adherence to Schedule

• Integrity in our Business and in our Actions

• Open Communication to build trust

• Commitment to the societies and the local communities where

we operate

• Preserving the environment and continually improving our

environmental performance

• Dedication to all the “CCC family members“ and providing

opportunities for our employees to grow and prosper

Our commitment to all our Clients is to be Second to None.

Business Services

Services Provided Industries Forms of Contract

• QA/QC & HSE

• Construction

Management

• Detailed Engineering

• Procurement &

Expediting

• Field Fabrication,

Construction &

Installation

• Facilities Management

• Operations &

Maintenance

• Geographic Information

Systems

• Turnkey EPC Packages

• Reimbursable

Contracts Convertible

to Lump Sum Turnkey

Contracts (CLSTK)

• Build / Own / Operate /

Transfer (BOO / BOT /

BOOT)

• Design / Build with

Guaranteed Maximum

Price

• Re-measurable

• Oil and Gas

• Refineries and

Petrochemical

• Power and Desalination

• Mines and Smelters

• Pipelines

• Water and Sewage

Treatment

• Airports and Seaports

• Heavy Civil, Dams,

Reservoirs and

Distribution Systems

• Road Networks

• Skyscrapers

• Offshore Construction

• Environmental Projects

CCC Around the World

Major Ongoing Projects

Comparison of CCC & OGP HSE Statistics

Formula used: LTI Frequency Rate (LTI FR): No. of Lost Time Injury x 200,000 Total Man-hours worked

Severity Rate: Total Lost Man Days x 200,000 Total Man-hours worked

Total Recordable Injury Rate (TRIR): Total No. of Recordable Cases x 200,000 Total Man-hours worked

Frequency Rates Severity Rates Recordable Injury Rates

Civil, Mechanical & Pipeline Projects

Comparison between CCC & OGP

CCC OGP* CCC OGP* CCC OGP*

2009 0.05 0.09 0.65 7.65 0.36 0.38

2010 0.03 0.08 0.95 9.20 0.64 0.36

2011 0.02 0.09 0.55 8.52 0.17 0.38

2012 0.01 0.10 0.30 8.26 0.24 0.38

June 2013 0.02 N/A** 0.28 N/A** 0.22 N/A**

0.38

* OGP = International Oil and Gas Producers Association

** 2013 Safety Indicator Data for OGP not yet issued

CCC 0.33 OGP Contractors*

Incident Rates CCC VS OGP

YearFrequency Rate Severity Rate Total Recordable Incident Rate

TRIR Total recordable Rate for the Past Five Years

Year Total LTIs

Total

Recordable

Cases

Occupational

Fatalities

Total Direct

Man-hours

Worked

Total Man-

Days Lost

due to LTIs

2009 100 796 16 442,149,482 1,427

2010 58 1,078 13 338,085,163 1,611

2011 28 287 9 338,609,989 925

2012 22 417 8 354,651,782 535

June 2013 16 165 2 148,017,440 209

Annual Safety Statistics for CCC Projects

Comparison of CCC & OGP HSE Statistics

Formula used: LTI Frequency Rate (LTI FR):

No. of Lost Time Injury x 200,000 Total Man-hours worked

Severity Rate: Total Lost Man Days x 200,000 Total Man-hours worked

Total Recordable Injury Rate (TRIR):

Total No. of Recordable Cases x 200,000 Total Man-hours worked

Frequency Rates Severity Rates Recordable Injury Rates

Mechanical & Pipeline Projects

Comparison between CCC & OGP

CCC OGP* CCC OGP* CCC OGP*

2009 0.02 0.09 0.50 7.65 0.20 0.38

2010 0.02 0.08 0.45 9.20 0.17 0.36

2011 0.00 0.09 0.20 8.52 0.18 0.38

2012 0.01 0.10 0.07 8.26 0.26 0.38

June 2013 0.00 N/A** 0.07 N/A** 0.26 N/A**

0.38

* OGP = International Oil and Gas Producers Association

** 2013 Safety Indicator Data for OGP not yet issued

OGP Contractors*CCC 0.21

YearLTI Frequency Rate Severity Rate Total Recordable Incident Rate

Incident Rates CCC VS OGP

TRIR Total recordable Rate for the Past Five Years

2009 29 295 13 290,290,685 795

2010 15 115 2 140,880,510 317

2011 2 104 1 116,295,264 10

2012 7 199 2 150,527,431 51

June 2013 0 51 0 59,133,840 0

Year

Annual Safety Statistics for CCC Projects

Occupational

Fatalities Total LTIs

Total

Recordable

Cases

Total Direct

Man-hours

Worked

Total Man-

Days Lost

due to LTIs

HSE Certificates & Awards

Overriding commitment to providing

quality products

• ISO 9001: 2008

• ASME Stamp “A”

• ASME Stamp “U”

• ASME Stamp “U2”

• NB Stamp “R”

CCC’s aim is to remain a market leader

by pursuing a program of continuous

quality improvement

Quality Management & Certificates

Project -Client Awards Awards on Excellence & Contractor of the Month

Quality Awards

MEED Award Angus Hundley Award for Project Excellence 2013

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

CSR is an integral part of the CCC Corporate Vision CCC’s CSR Initiative undertakes the role of “Corporate Citizenship” to

ensure that business values and behavior are aligned to balance between

improving and developing CCC’s business, as well as improving the

quality of life of the workforce, their families, local communities and

societies at large

CCC’s CSR Initiative includes programs related to:

• Environment

• Human Resources

• Workforce and Labor Relations

• Community Involvement

• Ethics and Anti-Corruption

CCC is a member of the following main Global CSR Initiatives:

• United Nations Global Compact – (UNGC)

• UN Global Compact Local Network – Hellas

• Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, TB & Malaria – (GBC)

• Disaster Resource Network (DRN)

• Emirates Environmental Group – CSR Network

• Others

CCC Sales & Revenue (US$ Millions)

CCC Group Total Manpower (Thousands)

CCC Group Workload Chart

2013

WORK/SURVEY BOATS

& STANDARD FACILITIES

170

EARTHMOVING

EQUIPMENT

927

PIPELAYING

EQUIPMENT

223

WELDING MACHINES

7,071

AIR

COMPRESSORS

402

CIVIL ENGINEERING

& CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

1,297

HEAVY DUTY

VEHICLES

2,251

VEHICLES

& LIGHT TRUCKS

2,723

CRANES

875

ELECTRIC GENERATORS

& LIGHTING TOWERS

684

TOTAL NO. OF EQUIPMENT:

TOTAL VALUE OF EQUIPMENT:

16,623

US$ 1,068 MILLION

CCC Heavy Lift Operations

CCC owns over 977 cranes with a capacity ranging from

20 to 1600 tons.

CCC and Mammoet have formed a joint venture company

called CCVS, on a 50-50 basis for the ownership of the

following cranes:

Type Capacity No.

DEMAG CC 8800-1 Crawler 1,600 T 1

DEMAG CC 4800 Twin Ring 1,600 T 1

DEMAG CC 4800 Crawler 1,000 T 1

DEMAG CC 2500-1 Crawler 500 T 2

Communications Layout

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

BIM Team Services:

• Scope management &

coordination

• Shop drawings production

• Constructability studies

• Planning & resource

allocation

• Quality and safety

• Cost & progress control

• Handover Management

• Invoicing

• Etc.

Fabrication

BIM Capabilities:

• In-house BIM authoring

capabilities (started in 1998)

• 3 established BIM centers in

Athens, Cairo & Ramallah

• Several 5D/ BIM based project

control implementation using

in-house developed system

(C3D)

• Support of international

standards (e.g. IFC, COBie,

ISO 15926)

• Recipient of several

international awards

Systems Integration

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

iRisk (Risk Management System)

Helps projects to implement an effective risk management

process

Implements 4 Phases for managing Risk life-cycle

iRisk, builds over time, a database of risk information to assist

a company to learn from experience

Fabrication Facilities

CCC provides both mobile and permanent fabrication facilities.

Facility Type / Location Monthly Production

Mobile Facilities 40 Fabrication Shops

Pipe Spool Fabrication:

700 Tons Per Fabshop

Steel Structure Fabrication:

300 Tons Per Fabshop

ECG Facilities Permanent Facility In

Equatorial Guinea


600 Tons


700 Tons

NPCC Fabrication

Facility

Permanent Facility In

UAE

5,800 Tons of Fabricated Steel

Structures for Wellhead

Jackets, Decks, Topsides,

Modules, Loading Terminals

Rumaila Fabrication

Facility

Permanent Facility In

Iraq


1,800 Tons


3,000 Tons

Founded by Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)

and CCC (70% / 30%) in 1973

EPC Services for the Offshore/Onshore Oil & Gas Industry:

– State of the art fabrication facilities

– Pipe coating yard

– Marine load out facility

– Offices

– Accommodation

– 1,000,000 m2

– 67,000 tons fabricated

steel/year

National Petroleum Construction Company

NPCC Offshore Projects Images

Mechanical Projects

LNGs / GTL / Gas Plants /

Petrochemical

Karachaganak Main Works

Location: Kazakhstan

Client: Karachaganak Petroleum Operating BV

Joint Venture: CCC / Saipem

Contract Value: US$ 1,100 Million

Completion Date: December 2003

Contract Duration: 30 Months

Khursaniyah Gas Plant

Location: Saudi Arabia

Client: Saudi Aramco

Main Contractor: Bechtel-Technip Joint Venture


Completion Date: August 2010


Qatar Vinyl Project

Location: Qatar

Client: Qatar Vinyl Company

EP Contractor: Krupp Uhde / Technip

Contract Value: US$ 107.9 Million

Completion Date: April 2001


QAFCO IV Expansion Project, Ammonia/Urea Plant

Location: Qatar

Client: Qatar Fertilizer Company (QAFCO)

EP Contractor: Krupp Uhde

Contract Value: Overall: US$ 550 Million, CCC Value: US$ 99 Million



Qatargas II LNG Onshore Facilities (Trains 4 & 5)

Location: Ras Laffan, Qatar

Client: Qatar Liquefied Gas Company II (Qatargas)

EP Contractor: Chiyoda / Technip Joint Venture

Contract Value: US$ 881 Million

Completion Date: June 2009


RasGas Onshore / Onplot LNG Expansion (Trains 6 & 7)


Client: Ras Laffan Liquefied Natural Gas Co. (RasGas)

Main Contractor: Chiyoda / Technip Joint Venture




Pearl GTL Project


Client: Qatar Shell GTL Ltd. (QSGTL)

Main Contractor: JGC/Kellogg Brown & Root Joint Venture




Al Khafji Field Development Phase I – Onshore Facilities (EPC)


Client: Al Khafji Joint Operations

Main Contractor: CCC


Completion Date: May 2010


Isomerization and Refinery Revamp (EPC)

Location: Oman

Client: Oman Refinery Co.



Completion Date: March 2007


Alba Phase II Expansion

Location: Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea

Client: Marathon E.G. Production Ltd.





Power Stations

Nubaria 750 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant Phase III

Location: Behaira, Khneiza Village, Egypt

Client: Middle Delta Electricity Production Company

Joint Venture: CCC / Misr Sons Development (Hassan Allam Sons)


Completion Date: February 2010


Rabigh Independent Water, Steam and Power Plant


Client: Rabigh Arabian Water & Electricity Co.

Main Contractor: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries


Completion Date: November 2008


Jebel Ali Power & Desalination Station ‘L’, Phase 1 – Civil Works

Location: Dubai, UAE

Client: Dubai Electricity & Water Authority

Main Contractor: Mitsubishi / Toshiba




Cairo North 2 x 750 MW Power Station, Modules I & II

Location: Cairo, Egypt

Client: Cairo Electricity Production Co.

Joint Venture : CCC / Misr Sons Development (Hassan Allam Sons)

Contract Value: Module I - US$ 27 Million, Module II - US$ 22 Million

Completion Date: July 2006

Contract Duration: Module I - 28 Months, Module II – 25 Months

Ghazlan Power Plant, Phase II, Civil Works


Client: Saudi Consolidated Electricity Co. (SCECO)

Main Contractor: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.


Completion Date: July 2003


Renewable Energy

DEWA 10 MW Solar Power Plant

Location: UAE

Client: Dubai Water & Electricity Authority (DEWA)

Main Contractor: First Solar Inc.




Pipelines

Sahil, Asab & Shah (SAS) Full Fields Development

Location: UAE

Client: ADCO

Main Contractor: CCC/ Tecnicas Reunidas Consortium




Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) Pipeline

Location: Australia

Client: Australia Pacific LNG PTY

Main Contractor: CCC/McConnell Dowell

Contract Value: US$ 940 Mill (exp. Var. US$ 300 Mill)



QCLNG Export Pipeline - Narrows Crossing

Location: Australia

Client: QCLNG Pipeline Pty Ltd (BG Group)

Main Contractor: CCC/McConnell Dowell




Baku - Tbilisi - Ceyhan Oil Pipeline & South Caucasus Gas Export Pipeline (EPC)

Location: Azerbaijan

Client: Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline Co. & South Caucasus Pipeline Co.





Ras Laffan Common Cooling Water System (EPC)


Client: Qatar Petroleum



Completion Date: EPC - March 2005, + 2 Year Operation & Maintenance


Ambatovy Slurry Pipeline Installation

Location: Madagascar

Client: Ambatovy Minerals SA

Main Contractor: SNC Lavalin




Transportation

Location:

Client:

Contract Value:

Completion Date:

Contract Duration:

Riyadh Metro Project

Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Client: High Commission for the Development of ArRiyadh

Main Contractor: Consortium of “Bechtel/Almabani/CCC JV” and Siemens

Contract Value : US$ 10 Billion

Completion Date : November 2018


Abu Dhabi International Airport - Midfield Terminal Building

Location: Abu Dhabi

Client: Abu Dhabi Airports Co. (ADAC)

Joint Venture: CCC / TAV / Arabtec JV




Muscat International Airport Main Contract 1-Runways, Roads & Utilities

Location: Oman

Client: Ministry of Transport & Communications

Joint Venture: CCC / TAV




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PNG LNG Project, EPC 5B Komo Airport & Infrastructure (EPC)

Location: Papua New Guinea

Client: Esso Highlands

Main Contractor: CCC / McConnell Dowell


Completion Date: January 2013


New Doha International Airport - Midfield Area Access System (EPC)

Location: Doha, Qatar

Client: New Doha International Airport (NDIA) Steering Committee





Beirut International Airport

Location: Beirut, Lebanon

Client: Council for Development & Reconstruction

Joint Venture: CCC / Hochtief


Completion Date: October 2000


Location:

Client:

Contract Value:

Completion Date:

Contract Duration:

Ras Laffan Port Expansion - Berths & Port Infrastructure (EPC)

Location: Qatar

Client: Qatar Petroleum


Contract Value : US$ 1,801 Million

Completion Date : July 2011


New Port at Al Duqm - Maritime Works

Location: Oman

Client: Ministry of Transport & Communications

Main Contractor: CCC / STFA (Turkey)




Buildings

Abu Dhabi Plaza, Package 4 – Main Works

Location: Astana - Kazakhstan

Client: Aldar EuroAsiaLLP (ALDAR)

Joint Venture: CCC / Arabtec JV




Outstanding Works at Saraya Aqaba

Location: Jordan

Client: Saraya Aqaba Real Estate Development Co. PSC

Joint Venture: CCC / Drake & Scull JV / Arabtec




Presidential Palace - Various Packages

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Client: Ministry of Presidential Affairs





Nile Corniche Towers (St. Regis Hotel)

Location: Cairo, Egypt

Client: Qatari Diyar Real Estate & Tourism Investment Co.



Completion Date: January 2014


Forum El-Djazair, Zone 1 – Residential Buildings

Location: Algeria

Client: Qatari Diyar Real Estate Investment Co.

Main Contractor: CCC / Drake & Scull JV




Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies

Location: Qatar

Client: Qatar Foundation for Education, Science & Community Development




The Landmark Tower

Location: Abu Dhabi

Client: The Department of the President’s Affairs

Joint Venture: CCC / Al Habtoor Engineering Enterprises Co.


Completion Date: September 2011


Location: Qatar

Client: Barwa Real Estate Co.

Joint Venture: CCC / Hochtief




Barwa Commercial Avenue

Princess Noura Bint Abdulrahman University for Women-Site Works Infrastructure & Utilities


Client: Ministry of Finance

Joint Venture: CCC / El Seif Engineering Contracting Co.




The Dubai Mall

Location: Dubai, U.A.E.

Client: Emaar Properties PJSC

Joint Venture: CCC / Dutco Balfour Beatty




Sports Hall at Khalifa Sports City

Location: Doha, Qatar

Client: Khalifa Sports City Development Committee

Joint Venture : CCC / Murray & Roberts


Completion Date: September 2005


Excellent financial and management resources

Long term and current related experience

Top Management commitment to HSE, Quality and

to Social Responsibility

“One” Address Company

Outstanding interface with Engineering

Availability of large multinational workforce

Vast resources and established procedures

In-house developed computerized programs for construction

estimating cost and schedule control

As a private company, CCC can provide unmatched flexibility

in operations & rapid decision making

Proven & strong record in new countries

Advantages to Clients Using CCC Services

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